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    Hand & Orthopedic Physical Therapy Specialists - Lauren Johnson PT DPT (Pelvic Rehab)

    Hand & Orthopedic Physical Therapy Specialists

    5.0(8 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    I don't think I will ever be able to properly thank the staff at Hand & Orthopedic Physical Therapy…read morein Draper for the quality of care that they provided me during my rehabilitation from full knee replacement surgery. From my very first appointment Eli took the time to understand me and my circumstances and put together a plan to help me through my recovery. Also special thanks to Hailey, Tasha, Andrew and Thomas as they all were excellent at taking me through my excercises. I arrived for PT an overweight, out of shape old man and everyone made the work as pleasant as possible while still making sure I was doing the needed work, I know it was no easy task. Everyone took time to ask questions as we did the work and listened to me and provided feedback on what they were doing and how it was progressing. If you find yourself in need of any of the services they provide I don't think you'll find a better facility to provide you the care.

    After a snowboarding crash where I broke nearly every bone in my arm that required 12 hour's worth…read moreof surgeries, the doctors told me I would never regain full mobility in my arm. Four weeks after surgery, I met Shad for the first time, he immediately showed deep concern for the rehabilitation of my arm, while giving confidence that I would regain mobility. Four weeks into PT, by the grace of God and Shad's dedication to my recovery, my arm is more mobile than doctors expected. Shad treats his patients the way he would want to be treated, he spends extra time and care to make sure the best outcome is achieved. I am confident Shad is the best hand and elbow physical therapist, but go find out for yourself if you are in need of a PT.

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    Foundation Physical Therapy

    4.2(5 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    I feel so great! Thanks to Foundation Physical Therapy. Plus, they make it so much fun. What a…read moregreat group of professionals!

    I was so frustrated at my experience, that I've waited over a year to review Foundation PT, more…read moreaccurately Brad Powell, to be sure I felt as disgusted at my care, a year later. I was extremely concerned about getting a good PT upon double fracturing my tibia March of 2025. After much looking and asking questions, I had high hopes for Foundation PT. The staff is helpful and very friendly, and I thoroughly enjoyed them. However, Brad Powell, was just too busy to adequately care for me. When I met with Piper, she was great. When Brad P took is obligatory "turn", he was helping 2 patients at once. He'd tell me he wanted to "watch" me do something, which was really code for, it's my other patients turn, so I'll pretend to watch you, while I help them. Then he'd proceed to completely ignore me while I did the assigned task. At one point in my care, I was given a questionnaire about my feedback. I was honest, and that was a big mistake. I complained at his lack of clear explanations, and I was treated with passive/agressive , condescending behavior. I'd tried to reach out to Brad several times after appointments, for clarification, but could never get a call back. He was not happy when I brought that up in the survey. About that same time, we got talking to a cute girl who told us she'd been hired to clean the beds. You could imagine my surprise/concern when she was leading my therapy a week later. She had no idea how I was supposed to do my new tasks, and that was about the time, I'd had enough. I also felt they didn't listen to my concerns. When I repeatedly told them my leg was hurting worse than when I'd fallen and fractured it, they ignored me. I know they followed my Dr's 'prescription' but a few weeks later, I found out I'd been misdiagnosed by the Orthapedic, and my leg was, in fact, substantially worse than when I initially fractured it. The misdiagnosis and treatment were on the Orthopedic Dr, but if he'd have listened to/heard me, some of the problem might have been discovered sooner. I'd think twice about going there, and maybe head to Intermountain PT, where they only help 1 person at a time!!

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